HarkBack 

HarkBack

Used to identify a genre/time/person when comparing to current item/person/action

Or as an exclamatory agreement when a conversation goes full circle and you return to original point/idea

"Look at her shoes! Hark Back to the eighties"

"which is why , harkback, i said he couldnt come in the first place"

HarkBack by Demelza June 29, 2007

hardback 

derogatory term for a member of the Crips street gang aka a ckrab

fuck dat hardback nigga

hardback by jimmyjump55555 March 27, 2008

Hackback

When someone hacked you, so you hack them back. Hacking victims who seek revenge and hack the hackers who hacked them.

"My ex stole my password, so I did a hackback! He's now broke!"

"My Facebook was hacked, but I got that sucker back and now all his passwords have to be 52 characters long."

Hackback by Keyframegirl December 1, 2017

hardback garyman 

someone who is a massive fan of gary barlow

grooverider; he is a hardback garyman as he enjoys his music

hardback garyman by dwebb100 February 27, 2009

Hark Back 

Recall the past; refer to the original form of something; be reminiscent of the olden days

Remontar/Relembrar (PT)

This article "Hark back" to some ideas expressed earlier.
*is Harking back

Hark Back by McPBr February 16, 2012

Hardbacker

A fag who purchases the hard back cover of a book and brags about it to people who think paper back editions are not only cheaper, but less stiff. Hardbackers often live within their parents basement and play helicopter on the internet all day.

A hardbacker totally slapped me upside the head with his copy of a wizard story that is very popular while I was defenseless with my paperback edition.

Hardbacker by Hardbacker69 February 5, 2006

hackback

A 'hackback' is when you devastatingly (and at exactly the correct moment) cut through a flow of verbal abuse being directed at you - by using your own brutally accurate observations about your assailant's lack of intelligence, lack of good looks etc. All of those then pale into insignificance, as with rapier-like accuracy, you finally observe that your assailant is also well known in his or her peer group, as being someone who is completely unable to string any sentence together that lacks at least ten repeated swear words.

"Who says words can't kill? I looked at the bully and then chose my exact moment to deliver him a killer hackback. He left me and my friends completely alone after that."

hackback by mimbijones April 4, 2015